- Tyrrell Hatton rejected US captain Keegan Bradley's claim that European Ryder Cup fans were as vicious as American fans, stating Rome was not comparable to New York.
- Hatton, whose half point secured Europe's outright victory in New York, believes the atmosphere at the next Ryder Cup in Adare Manor, Ireland, will not be as hostile.
- Bradley had defended the 'passionate' home fans in New York and suggested European fans in Rome two years prior were also 'violent'.
- Hatton strongly disagreed with Bradley's assessment, asserting that the two events were 'quite far apart' in terms of fan conduct.
- Fellow European team member Tommy Fleetwood also commented on the difference between a hostile environment and personal comments, hoping personal abuse does not happen again.
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Tyrrell Hatton rejects US captain Keegan Bradley’s claim about European Ryder Cup fans
